I spent a Saturday rating properties from the passenger seat, and I’m counting it as a work trip. In my last work-trip post, I told you about six days in the Algarve, Portugal, where mornings started on the beach and afternoons started with a letter of intent. It’s easy to read that and assume “work
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Packing 101: How I Stopped Forgetting Things For Long Flights This post was inspired by the one time my now-husband had to ask a gate attendant if she had any feminine pads — because I was currently doubled over in pain and I’d forgotten to pack some, on a 17-hour flight back to the U.S.
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Navigating Flying in the U.S. (2026 Edition) If you’ve traveled recently, or travel for work like I do, you’ve probably noticed a shift in airport procedures. Flights are being delayed more often, TSA lines are taking longer thanks to staffing shortages, and dynamic pricing on flights is more chaotic than ever (if it wasn’t already).
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